Mt Ararat - Eastern Turkey Tours

Mount Ararat & Ani: A Journey Through History, Legend & Breathtaking Landscapes

🏔️ Explore the Mystical Beauty of Eastern Turkey

Mount Ararat, Turkey’s highest peak, offers unparalleled views of snow-capped mountains and holds deep historical and spiritual significance. According to religious belief, this is where Noah (Nuh) and his Ark came to rest after the great flood, making it a sacred place for multiple faiths.

Our tours take you to locations that are both visually stunning and spiritually profound, immersing you in the ancient legends, breathtaking scenery, and cultural heritage of this fascinating region.

Explore the Ruins of Ani – The Lost City of Empires

🏛️ Ani: The Ghost City of the East

• Once a thriving medieval metropolis, Ani was a center of power for many empires, including the Bagratid Armenians, Byzantines, Seljuks, and Ottomans.
• Over time, the city was abandoned, leaving behind spectacular ruins, some of which remain well-preserved.
• The Church of the Redeemer, struck by lightning and split in half, stands as a haunting yet awe-inspiring reminder of Ani’s forgotten past.

🌿 Wildflowers of the Turkish Steppe (Seasonal – June)

• In summer, the rolling steppes surrounding Ani come to life, blanketed in wildflowers.
• This breathtaking landscape looks like a masterpiece painting, offering incredible photography opportunities.

Tour Options

🛶 Day Tours

• Visit the legendary site where Noah’s Ark is believed to have landed.
• Explore other sacred and historical sites with deep religious and cultural significance.

🏙️ Package Tours

• Travel from the vibrant city of Istanbul to the peaceful landscapes of Mount Ararat.
• Discover the historical treasures of Ani, along with other legendary locations tied to Noah (Nuh) and the Ark.

A Journey Through Time & Legend

From the snowy peaks of Mount Ararat to the forgotten ruins of Ani, this journey offers a blend of history, spirituality, and breathtaking scenery.

📜 Join us to uncover the beauty and mystery of Eastern Turkey!